How can we reduce the increasing number of porn viewers worldwide?

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Firstly, the question arises: is porn really bad? Is watching porn really harmful to our physical health, mental health, and overall well-being? Just ask yourself… do some introspection. Don’t ask someone else; just ask yourself. Look inside you and see yourself: what thoughts come to your mind when you think about whether porn is good or bad? The answer to this question can vary for everyone because each person in this world is unique and an individual entity. Everyone has their own particular problems and perspectives. Therefore, the solution to every problem depends on the individual's conditions.

Now, let's discuss this problem in detail and try to understand whether this is a problem or if there is something else behind it.

So, come on, everyone, let’s deep dive into this topic together. By doing so, we can conquer this issue on a global scale and try to make a positive impact together worldwide.

Understanding of the topic

Around 70% of men and 30% of women of age 18 to 30 watch porn regularly. Many individuals are exposed to porn at a young age, with 64% of teens seeking it out weekly. According to many research & Studies, frequent porn viewership has increased anxiety, depression, and relationship issues.

Possible Solutions To This Problem :-

1. Sex Education

  • Early Education: Introduce age-appropriate sex education in schools to teach about healthy relationships and the differences between real life and porn.

2. Parental Guidance

  • Open Communication: Encourage parents to talk openly with their children about sex and the potential harms of pornography. (Teachers can discuss this topic with parents in parents-teachers meetings at school)

  • Parental Controls: Use software to limit children's access to explicit content online, also many streaming platforms have this inbuilt feature in their apps and I should appeal to the government to make the law for this feature.

3. Mental Health Support

  • Counseling Services: Provide easy access to mental health counseling for those struggling with porn addiction.

  • Healthy Alternatives: Promote activities like sports, arts, and social events to provide alternatives to watching porn.

4. Public Awareness Campaigns

  • Educational Campaigns: Launch campaigns to inform the public about the negative effects of porn.

  • Personal Stories: Share real-life stories of individuals who have overcome porn addiction and now living life peacefully.

5. Regulation and Policy

Stricter Laws: Enforce laws that restrict access to pornography, especially for minors. like YouTube has pornography laws and policies to avoid this type of content.